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Club helps hispanic and Native American high school students prepare for college

Deja Green

October 25, 2015

Native American and Hispanic Business Students is a club within the Eli Broad College of Business which works to increase the amount of Native American and Hispanic representation in corporate America though networking and community outreach. Jon Wallace, second year president of NAHBS, said the primary goals of the club are family, community service and professional development their Native American and Hispanic members. “The goals of this club are to introduce members in the business college at Michigan State University to these Fortune 500 companies,” Wallace said.

NEWS

MSU Pompon Team works to uphold Spartan legacy

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October 25, 2015

When the 30 women of the MSU Pompon Team step onto the floor at competition, they don’t think about the competition itself or the final scores — they think about the team culture of unity, friendship and love, and they think about the legacy and reputation the MSU Pompon Team holds.

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Sexual assault training is "mandatory," but not enforced

Alex Kurrie

October 25, 2015

Everyone remembers getting the email to attend a SARV workshop sometime during freshman year.  

FEATURES

Historic MSU Cycling Club rides together, educates on bike safety and maintenance

Kateria Hines

October 25, 2015

The MSU Cycling Club has been around for over 100 years. They were started in 1894 as the M.A.C cycling club, and used dues to create a gravel path along Grand River for cycling. Although the Cycling Club began as a fad for MSU students, today it is still around for the interest of cycling. "We’re just a student run club that is interested in all types of cycling, so a lot of the club focuses around road racing,” said Alex Corrion, plant pathology, PhD student and president. The club promotes bike safety and awareness for students who join.

FEATURES

Stuffed giraffe becomes campus celebrity

Treasure Roberts

October 25, 2015

An MSU students has been roaming the streets of East Lansing with something unusual. It has a long neck and goes by the name of “Schneebly”. The mystery behind the stuffed giraffe has finally been solved.

MICHIGAN

Newest East Lansing recycling plan has perks, but a few issues remain

Jake Allen

October 25, 2015

The city of East Lansing rolled out its new recycling program in early October, but left behind more than 12,000 residents — including a number of student residents. 

COMMENTARY

Column: Cook secures spot as top college QB

Matthew Argillander

October 25, 2015

A very intense feeling of focus is what senior quarterback Connor Cook described as being in the zone.

SPORTS

Fantasy sports club brings students together in new, unique way

Casey Harrison

October 25, 2015

The newly formed Fantasy Sports club at MSU is aiming to bring students together in a unique way with fantasy leagues in football, baseball, basketball and any other sport you could possibly think of.

MICHIGAN

New website function allows people with warrants in East Lansing to resolve them online

Cameron Macko

October 25, 2015

For individuals in with outstanding warrants for a failure to pay fines or traffic tickets, East Lansing's 54B District Court added a function which would allow an individual to resolve that issue online instead of before a judge.

VOLLEYBALL

MSU volleyball fights hard, falls short vs. No. 5 Penn State

Nathaniel Bott

October 25, 2015

The MSU Volleyball team, fresh off their upset victory against Ohio State, saw their winning streak come to an end as the Penn State Lady Lions swept the Spartans in Jenison Field House Saturday night.

FOOTBALL

Five takeaways from MSU's 52-26 victory against Indiana

Matthew Argillander

October 24, 2015

No. 7-ranked MSU (8-0 overall, 4-0 Big Ten) defeated Indiana (4-4 overall, 0-4 Big Ten) 52-26 Saturday at Spartan Stadium. Here are five takeaways from the Spartans victory:

FOOTBALL

FINAL: Connor Cook's big day leads MSU past Indiana, 52-26

Ryan Kryska

October 24, 2015

The Spartans defeated the Hoosiers, 52-26, Saturday evening at Spartan Stadium. In a game where the Spartans rushing attack was absent when it mattered, it was senior quarterback Connor Cook who picked up the slack.

FOOTBALL

LIVE BLOG: No. 7 Michigan State vs. Indiana

Matthew Argillander

October 24, 2015

Welcome to the live coverage feed for No. 7-ranked MSU (7-0 overall, 3-0 Big Ten) vs Indiana (4-3 overall, 0-3 Big Ten). 

BASKETBALL

Midnight Madness fills Breslin, brings fans together

Casey Harrison

October 24, 2015

MSU's Midnight Madness is a long held tradition for the basketball teams and is an unofficial kickoff to the new basketball season.

SPORTS

Mateen Cleaves under investigation in alleged sexual assault

Cameron Macko

October 23, 2015

Former MSU basketball player Mateen Cleaves is under investigation for his role in an alleged sexual assault in Genesee County, according to MLive, citing prosecutors.

FOOTBALL

MSU vs Indiana Football predictions

Matthew Argillander

October 23, 2015

No. 7-ranked MSU (7-0 overall, 3-0 Big Ten) takes on Indiana (4-3 overall, 0-3 Big Ten) this Saturday at Spartan Stadium.

MSU

ASMSU details three news bills at latest meeting

Rachel Fradette

October 23, 2015

The Associated Students of Michigan State University (ASMSU) have passed legislation pertaining to sexual assault education, undocumented students and recycling.

SOCCER

MSU men's soccer begins final push for postseason

Casey Harrison

October 23, 2015

With the regular season winding down, the men's soccer team is gearing up for the Big Ten tournament, and are well equipped with many weapons that could make them a dangerous contender.

FOOTBALL

Five things to know before MSU takes on Indiana

Matthew Argillander

October 23, 2015

The No. 7-ranked MSU football team (7-0 overall, 3-0 Big Ten) takes on Indiana (4-3 overall, 0-3 Big Ten) this Saturday at Spartan Stadium, here are five things to know befor the Spartans take on the Hoosiers.

ICE HOCKEY

MSU hockey falls 4-2 to LSSU in disappointing home opener effort

Stephen Olschanski

October 23, 2015

MSU took on former CCHA Conference rival Lake Superior State Thursday night in front of a sparse home opening crowd, in large part due to it being a Thursday.